Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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MARGOT L. AASE ‘‘Thar ain’t no sense in gittin’ riled.” History course Future: San Francis¬ co State Teachers ' College. ARTIE APFLETON ‘‘Take me as I am.” History course. Future: Pre-law, U. of O. GEORGE ARVOLA “Gladly will I learn and gladly teach.” General course. Future: College. AGNES BERG “Gives thoughts no tongue.” History course. Future: College. LOUISE BEWERSDORFF “Patience, sincerity, and comely love.” General course. Future: Monmouth Normal. KERMIT EATON “One fai.hful friend is enough for a man’s self.” Manual Arts course. Future. U. of O. EFFIE ERICKSON “A face with glad¬ ness over-spread.” History course. Future: O. S. C. .MAE ERVESTE “She has a serious look, but a sweet and joyous nature.” Home Economics course. Future: Undecided. ORLEANE FITCHA “My ‘no’ is as good as your ‘yes’.” Foreign Language course. Future: U. S. C EILEEN FITZGERALD “ Ihave touched the height of human happiness.” Mathematics course. Future: Willamette University. Page 22

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Pollock Laughlin Erickson Fitzgerald Miss Morgan Hamilton Miss Nuttle 1 92S junior Histaru Yes, we were once freshmen! Our officers were: Elmer Pollack, president: Eldred Jeffers, vice president; Irene Smethurst, secretary-treasurer; John Bailey, councilman; Miss Rose and Mr. Eldridge, advisors. We quickly passed this and also the sophomore stage in which our officers were: Wilbur Hissner, president; Erwin Laughlin, vice president; Effie Erickson, secretary; Irene Silver, treasurer; M iss Littler, advisor. As ju niors, we proved ourselves to be a capable group. The officers were: Eldred Jeffers, president; Artie Appletcn, vice president; Ruth Hanson, secretary; Sylvia Juntilla, treasurer; Eric Forsta, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Nuttle and Miss Morgan, advisors. The senior ball, banquet and picnic were but a few of the many social events we enjoyed as seniors. Those in charge during this, our last year, were: Elmer Pollack, president; Erwin Laughlin, vice president; Eileen Fitzgerald, secretary; Effie Erickson, treasurer; Forest Hamilton, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Nuttle and Miss Morgan, advisors. Graduation time soon arrived and we could remain no longer within the shel¬ tering walls of old Astoria high. Sadness was in our hearts as we said good-bye; but gladness, too, was in our hearts as we went out to seek our places in the wide world. Page 21

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SI GRID GEDENBERG “At length says she, T will marry. Commercial course. Future: Undecided. DELPHIA GREEN¬ BERG “L et she who knows the instru¬ ment play upon it.” History course. Future: Journalism, U. of O. LEONARD HAGA “It is not the coat that makes the man. Manual Arts course. Future: O. S. C. FORREST HAMILTON “I care not a pin, what anyone said, or may say” Manual Arts course. Future: U. of W. LEE HANSEN “The bowstring of my spirit is not slack. Manual Arts course. Future: W. S. C. RUTH HANSEN “Mind cannot fol¬ low it nor words ex- press her infinite sweetness.” Home Economics course. Future: Nursing. HELEN HARDER “Better to be hap¬ py than wise.” History course. Future: University of California. MARY ETHEL HARDIE “A merry heart goes all the day.” History course. Future: O. S. C. OSCAR HAUKE “He is gentle that does gentle deeds.” Mathematics course. Future: College. THELMA HEDBERG “Half as sober as a .judge.” Commercial course Future: Office work Page 23